How to specify a fontpath so xstartup won't complain?

2006-06-05 Thread Larry Alkoff

This question is related to starting xfce for
use with tightVNC.

The ~/.vnc/xstartup script that runs when vncserver starts gives an 
error message each time:

Couldn't start Xvnc; trying default font path
Please set correct font path in the vncserver script.

My vncserver script in ~/.vnc/xstartup is:
--
xrdb $HOME/.Xresources

# I picked these two out of about 12 fontpaths in xorg.conf:
FontPath = /usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc/,/usr/lib/X11/fonts/75dpi/

xsetroot -solid grey
xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title $VNCDESKTOP Desktop 

# Finally, launch XFce window manager
exec xfwm
xsetroot -solid black

---

Xfce _appears_ to be running on the server but I'd really like to have a 
solid xstartup that didn't complain.


Larry

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VNC cut copy paste using xinetd does not work vncconfig not loading from xstartup

2006-02-24 Thread Financial Systems Economic Analytics
I have VNC enterprize 4.1 running on a Redhat EL4 server through 
xinetd.  All configurations are as specified and VNC works with KDE desktop.


But!

The cut/copy/paste does not work.  vncconfig is not being loaded at 
startup.  James W. in several posts (per google on vnc xinetd xstartup 
vncconfig) states to add vncconfig -nowin   to the xstartup file.  It 
was already in the xstartup file so I moved it around without any success.


I renamed the xstartup file xstartup.old in /etc/vnc and reconnected to 
my server.  I found that using XVnc with xinetd does not execute the 
xstartup file because I logged into the server.  I found one post that 
stated that xinetd and Xvnc would not use the xstartup but it did not 
specify how to get vncconfig to load.


Does anyone have any suggestions?  Cut/copy/paste would be nice for many 
things.


Is this a bug?

Thank you
Joe
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Multiple Window managers in xstartup?

2005-09-08 Thread Brad Keefer
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I'm faced with the following situation... I have to access some Solaris
boxen
and Linux boxen, but my home directory is in shared storage that is
nfs-mounted to them all... So regardless of which server I'm on, I have the
same .vnc directory, with one xstartup file. I figured that I could get
around
this by using a simple conditional in the xstartup to figure out if it was
on
a Solaris box or Linux box. My Linux boxen seem to work fine, but trying to
use dtwm for my Solaris boxen doesn't seem to work. I just get the rootweave
desktop. Here is my xstartup file:
 
#!/bin/sh
os=`uname -s`
 
# Red Hat Linux VNC session startup script
 
if [ $os -eq Linux ]
then
   exec /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
   gnome-session
elif [ $os -eq SunOS ]
then
   exec /usrs/bkeefer/.vnc/xinitrc
   xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
 
   DTXSERVERLOCATION=remote
   SESIONTYPE=altDt
   SDT_ALT_SESSION=/usr/dt/bin/dtsession
   SDT_ALT_HELLO=/usr/dt/bin/dthello 
 
   export DTXSERVERLOCATION SESIONTYPE SDT_ALT_SESSION SDT_ALT_HELLO
 
   /usr/dt/bin/Xsession
 
else
   fvwm
fi

 
Has anyone been able to make two or more window managers peacefully co-exist
in the xstartup file? Or do your fresh eyes see something that I'm just
overlooking? Just asking
 
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RE: Multiple Window managers in xstartup?

2005-09-08 Thread James Weatherall
Brad,

Are you sure that the SunOS clause is being run?

Why are you not simply running dtsession directly:  /usr/dt/bin/dtsession?

What happens if you run it directly from within your window-managerless VNC
desktop?

Regards,

Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
 

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 I'm faced with the following situation... I have to access 
 some Solaris
 boxen
 and Linux boxen, but my home directory is in shared storage that is
 nfs-mounted to them all... So regardless of which server I'm 
 on, I have the
 same .vnc directory, with one xstartup file. I figured that I 
 could get
 around
 this by using a simple conditional in the xstartup to figure 
 out if it was
 on
 a Solaris box or Linux box. My Linux boxen seem to work fine, 
 but trying to
 use dtwm for my Solaris boxen doesn't seem to work. I just 
 get the rootweave
 desktop. Here is my xstartup file:
  
 #!/bin/sh
 os=`uname -s`
  
 # Red Hat Linux VNC session startup script
  
 if [ $os -eq Linux ]
 then
exec /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
gnome-session
 elif [ $os -eq SunOS ]
 then
exec /usrs/bkeefer/.vnc/xinitrc
xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
  
DTXSERVERLOCATION=remote
SESIONTYPE=altDt
SDT_ALT_SESSION=/usr/dt/bin/dtsession
SDT_ALT_HELLO=/usr/dt/bin/dthello 
  
export DTXSERVERLOCATION SESIONTYPE SDT_ALT_SESSION SDT_ALT_HELLO
  
/usr/dt/bin/Xsession
  
 else
fvwm
 fi
 
  
 Has anyone been able to make two or more window managers 
 peacefully co-exist
 in the xstartup file? Or do your fresh eyes see something 
 that I'm just
 overlooking? Just asking
  
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Re: Multiple Window managers in xstartup?

2005-09-08 Thread B. Scott Smith
Here is mine. It works fine on Solaris 8  10, as well as Linux:

#!/bin/sh

# Red Hat Linux VNC session startup script
[ -r $HOME/.Xresources ]  xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot -solid grey
xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title $VNCDESKTOP Desktop 
vncconfig -nowin

if [ -f /usr/bin/startkde ]; then
/usr/bin/startkde
elif [ -f /usr/dt/bin/dtwm ]; then
/usr/dt/bin/dtwm 
elif [ -f /usr/bin/gnome-session ]; then
/usr/bin/gnome-session
else
twm 
fi

Brad Keefer wrote:

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I'm faced with the following situation... I have to access some Solaris
boxen
and Linux boxen, but my home directory is in shared storage that is
nfs-mounted to them all... So regardless of which server I'm on, I have the
same .vnc directory, with one xstartup file. I figured that I could get
around
this by using a simple conditional in the xstartup to figure out if it was
on
a Solaris box or Linux box. My Linux boxen seem to work fine, but trying to
use dtwm for my Solaris boxen doesn't seem to work. I just get the rootweave
desktop. Here is my xstartup file:
 
#!/bin/sh
os=`uname -s`
 
# Red Hat Linux VNC session startup script
 
if [ $os -eq Linux ]
then
   exec /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
   gnome-session
elif [ $os -eq SunOS ]
then
   exec /usrs/bkeefer/.vnc/xinitrc
   xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
 
   DTXSERVERLOCATION=remote
   SESIONTYPE=altDt
   SDT_ALT_SESSION=/usr/dt/bin/dtsession
   SDT_ALT_HELLO=/usr/dt/bin/dthello 
 
   export DTXSERVERLOCATION SESIONTYPE SDT_ALT_SESSION SDT_ALT_HELLO
 
   /usr/dt/bin/Xsession
 
else
   fvwm
fi

 
Has anyone been able to make two or more window managers peacefully co-exist
in the xstartup file? Or do your fresh eyes see something that I'm just
overlooking? Just asking
 
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Re: Multiple Window managers in xstartup?

2005-09-08 Thread Kyle McDonald

James Weatherall wrote:


Brad,

Are you sure that the SunOS clause is being run?

Why are you not simply running dtsession directly:  /usr/dt/bin/dtsession?

 

Because, if you want a session that is as close to a real CDE login 
session, there is alot more that /usr/dt/Xsession does than just run 
dtsession.


If this really is what Brad wants, then I think he'll get the best 
results from editing his xstartup file to have nothing run (at least for 
Solaris) and then start vncserver with the '-query localhost' argument. 
His first connectino with VNC viewer will give him the DtLogin screen 
and he'll have to login, but this method gives the most identical login 
environment to sitting at the machine itself.


   -Kyle


What happens if you run it directly from within your window-managerless VNC
desktop?

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vncserver won't start xterm, twm from .vnc/xstartup

2005-08-30 Thread kurt_p_lloyd

Hello,
We use many Solaris (8  9) machines to create virtual desktops (Xvnc),
and have done so successfully for years.
However, one Solaris 9 machine has us stumped,
because .vnc/xstartup won't create xterm or twm.
However, after Xvnc is started, one can successfully force
xterm and twm into them via:

  $ DISPLAY=VNC desktop xterm 
  $ DISPLAY=VNC desktop twm 

However, we shouldn't have to do it this way.
Here's our .vnc/xstartup contents:

#!/bin/sh

[ -r $HOME/.Xresources ]  xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot -solid grey
xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title $VNCDESKTOP Desktop 
twm 

Basically just the default one (minus the vncconfig line).

The .vnc/VNC desktop.log file contents (first half) are:

Xvnc Free Edition 4.1.1 - built Mar 22 2005 15:01:29
Copyright (C) 2002-2005 RealVNC Ltd.
See http://www.realvnc.com for information on VNC.
Underlying X server release 0, unknown


Tue Aug 30 14:51:39 2005
 vncext:  VNC extension running!
 vncext:  Listening for VNC connections on port 5902
 vncext:  Listening for HTTP connections on port 5802
 vncext:  created VNC server for screen 0
 vncext:  Desktop name 'cde:2 ()'
error opening security policy file /usr/openwin/lib/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy
Could not init font path element /usr/dt/config/xfonts/C/, removing from list!
Xlib: connection to :2.0 refused by server^M
Xlib: No protocol specified

It's the last two lines in particular that are different from our working
Solaris machines' VNC virtual desktops.

One peculiarity that may be worth mentioning is that permissions on
/tmp/.X11-* are these on the bad machine (I'm kpl):

drwxrwxrwt   2 kpl  misc 176 Aug 30 14:51 .X11-pipe
drwxrwxrwt   2 kpl  misc 176 Aug 30 14:51 .X11-unix

and these on a couple sampled good machines:

drwxrwxr-x   2 root root 176 Aug 25 12:07 .X11-pipe
drwxrwxr-x   2 root root 176 Aug 25 12:07 .X11-unix

I had removed -fr /tmp/.X11-* on the bad machine, but they got
subsequently recreated the same way (with kpl ownership).  I don't
know that this has anything to do with it, though.

-Kurt Lloyd, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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logs and xstartup file from solaris vnc - can't get dtsession to start - still getting grey xwindow

2005-06-16 Thread pheonix1t
hello,
subject line says it all.
I posted a previous message, basically I installed solaris and it ran a 
few times with the 'twm' as the desktop.
I changed it to the 'dtsession' with the correct path, but it still 
shows grey xwindow.
Now, it has the 2 purple folders that show when you first log into a CDE 
session.  I can open and close them, browse through them, but it doesn't 
show the rest of the CDE desktop.

Most of the desktop is still the grey Xwindow.

I've attached the log files and a copy of the xstartup file.

If you feel it's necessary, I can also attach the vncserver file I 
modified.  I have the same one working on another solaris box and it 
works fine - but if that helps you to troubleshoot this, I'll be glad to 
do that.

Thank you,

Oskar
16/06/05 11:06:48 Xvnc version 3.3.3r2
16/06/05 11:06:48 Copyright (C) ATT Laboratories Cambridge.
16/06/05 11:06:48 All Rights Reserved.
16/06/05 11:06:48 See http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc for information on VNC
16/06/05 11:06:48 Desktop name 'X' (server:2)
16/06/05 11:06:48 Protocol version supported 3.3
16/06/05 11:06:48 Listening for VNC connections on TCP port 5902
16/06/05 11:06:48 Listening for HTTP connections on TCP port 5802
16/06/05 11:06:48   URL http://server:5802

16/06/05 11:07:00 Got connection from client 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 11:07:00 Protocol version 3.5
16/06/05 11:07:00 Ignoring minor version mismatch
16/06/05 11:07:04 Pixel format for client 192.Warning: 
Name: helpWidget
Class: DtHelpDialog
Could not find DtNhelpVolume.

xterm:  fatal IO error 32 (Broken pipe) or KillClient on X server unix:2.0
X connection to unix:2.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
X connection to unix:2.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
X connection to unix:2.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
X connection to unix:2.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
lient 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 11:07:04 rfbProcessClientNormalMessage: ignoring unknown encoding type 
-247
16/06/05 11:07:04 rfbProcessClientNormalMessage: ignoring unknown encoding type 
-240
16/06/05 11:07:04 rfbProcessClientNormalMessage: ignoring unknown encoding type 
-239
16/06/05 11:07:04 rfbProcessClientNormalMessage: ignoring unknown encoding type 
-232
16/06/05 11:07:04 rfbProcessClientNormalMessage: ignoring unknown encoding type 
-32
16/06/05 11:07:04 rfbProcessClientNormalMessage: ignoring unknown encoding type 
-224
16/06/05 11:07:04 rfbProcessClientNormalMessage: ignoring unknown encoding type 
-223
16/06/05 11:07:11 Client 192.1.1.201 gone
16/06/05 11:07:11 Statistics:
16/06/05 11:07:11   key events received 0, pointer events 147
16/06/05 11:07:11   framebuffer updates 43, rectangles 110, bytes 17916
16/06/05 11:07:11 hextile rectangles 110, bytes 17916
16/06/05 11:07:11   raw bytes equivalent 850949, compression ratio 47.496595
16/06/05 10:51:49 Xvnc version 3.3.3r2
16/06/05 10:51:49 Copyright (C) ATT Laboratories Cambridge.
16/06/05 10:51:49 All Rights Reserved.
16/06/05 10:51:49 See http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc for information on VNC
16/06/05 10:51:49 Desktop name 'X' (server:1)
16/06/05 10:51:49 Protocol version supported 3.3
16/06/05 10:51:49 Listening for VNC connections on TCP port 5901
16/06/05 10:51:49 Listening for HTTP connections on TCP port 5801
16/06/05 10:51:49   URL http://server:5801
16/06/05 10:52:03 httpd: get '' for 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 10:52:03 httpd: defaulting to 'index.vnc'
16/06/05 10:52:06 httpd: get 'favicon.ico' for 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 10:52:06 httpProcessInput:Warning: 
Name: helpWidget
Class: DtHelpDialog
Could not find DtNhelpVolume.

201
16/06/05 10:52:06 httpd: get 'vncviewer.jar' for 192.1.1.201

16/06/05 10:52:12 Got connection from client 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 10:52:12 Protocol version 3.3
16/06/05 10:52:12 Using hextile encoding for client 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 10:52:13 Pixel format for client 192.1.1.201:
16/06/05 10:52:13   8 bpp, depth 8
16/06/05 10:52:13   true colour: max r 7 g 7 b 3, shift r 0 g 3 b 6
16/06/05 10:52:13 no translation needed
16/06/05 10:52:19 Client 192.1.1.201 gone
16/06/05 10:52:19 Statistics:
16/06/05 10:52:19   key events received 0, pointer events 58
16/06/05 10:52:19   framebuffer updates 10, rectangles 22, bytes 6612
16/06/05 10:52:19 hextile rectangles 22, bytes 6612
16/06/05 10:52:19   raw bytes equivalent 799228, compression ratio 120.875378
16/06/05 10:53:07 httpd: get '' for 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 10:53:07 httpd: defaulting to 'index.vnc'
16/06/05 10:53:08 httpd: get 'vncviewer.jar' for 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 10:53:09 httpd: get 'vncviewer.jar' for 192.1.1.201

16/06/05 10:53:14 Got connection from client 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 10:53:14 Protocol version 3.3
16/06/05 10:53:15 Using hextile encoding for client 192.1.1.201
16/06/05 10:53:15 Pixel format for client 192.1.1.201:
16/06/05 10:53:15   8 bpp, depth 8
16/06/05 10:53:15   true colour: max r 7 g 7 b 3, shift r 0 g 3 b 6
16/06/05 10:53:15 no translation needed
16/06/05 10:55:04 Client 192.1.1.201 gone

Re: vncserver shouldn't run .vnc/xstartup when xdmcp options are used.

2005-03-31 Thread Kyle McDonald
Here's the patch. I'm surprised I haven't seen any response to 
this message. Maybe I'm the only one who uses the -query option??

-Kyle
-
--- vncserver   Tue Jan 25 16:28:29 2005
+++ vncserver.new   Tue Jan 25 16:25:08 2005
@@ -54,7 +54,8 @@
 # Check command line options
ParseOptions(-geometry,1,-depth,1,-pixelformat,1,-name,1,-kill,1,
- -help,0,-h,0,--help,0);
+ -help,0,-h,0,--help,0,-query,1,-broadcast,0,
+  -indirect,1);
 Usage() if ($opt{'-help'} || $opt{'-h'} || $opt{'--help'});
@@ -147,6 +148,9 @@
 $cmd .=  -rfbwait 3;
 $cmd .=  -rfbauth $vncUserDir/passwd;
 $cmd .=  -rfbport $vncPort;
+$cmd .=  -query $opt{'-query'} if ($opt{'-query'});
+$cmd .=  -indirect $opt{'-indirect'} if ($opt{'-indirect'});
+$cmd .=  -broadcast if ($opt{'-broadcast'});
 # Add font path and color database stuff here, e.g.:
 #
@@ -157,6 +161,7 @@
 foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
 $cmd .=   . quotedString($arg);
 }
+
 $cmd .=. quotedString($desktopLog) .  21;
 # Run $cmd and record the process ID.
@@ -168,36 +173,38 @@
 sleep(3);
-warn \nNew '$desktopName' desktop is $host:$displayNumber\n\n;
+warn \nNew '$desktopName' desktop is $host:$displayNumber\n;
+warn Log file is $desktopLog\n\n;
-# Create the user's xstartup script if necessary.
+if ( !($opt{'-broadcast'} || $opt{'-indirect'} || $opt{'-query'})) {
-if (!(-e $vncUserDir/xstartup)) {
-warn Creating default startup script $vncUserDir/xstartup\n;
-open(XSTARTUP, $vncUserDir/xstartup);
-print XSTARTUP $defaultXStartup;
-close(XSTARTUP);
-chmod 0755, $vncUserDir/xstartup;
-}
+# Create the user's xstartup script if necessary.
+if (!(-e $vncUserDir/xstartup)) {
+warn Creating default startup script 
$vncUserDir/xstartup\n;
+open(XSTARTUP, $vncUserDir/xstartup);
+print XSTARTUP $defaultXStartup;
+close(XSTARTUP);
+chmod 0755, $vncUserDir/xstartup;
+}

-# Run the X startup script.
+# Run the X startup script.
-warn Starting applications specified in $vncUserDir/xstartup\n;
-warn Log file is $desktopLog\n\n;
+warn Starting applications specified in 
$vncUserDir/xstartup\n\n;

-# If the unix domain socket exists then use that (DISPLAY=:n) 
otherwise use
-# TCP (DISPLAY=host:n)
+# If the unix domain socket exists then use that (DISPLAY=:n) 
otherwise use+# TCP (DISPLAY=host:n)

-if (-e /tmp/.X11-unix/X$displayNumber ||
--e /usr/spool/sockets/X11/$displayNumber)
-{
-$ENV{DISPLAY}= :$displayNumber;
-} else {
-$ENV{DISPLAY}= $host:$displayNumber;
-}
-$ENV{VNCDESKTOP}= $desktopName;
+if (-e /tmp/.X11-unix/X$displayNumber ||
+-e /usr/spool/sockets/X11/$displayNumber)
+{
+$ENV{DISPLAY}= :$displayNumber;
+} else {
+$ENV{DISPLAY}= $host:$displayNumber;
+}
+$ENV{VNCDESKTOP}= $desktopName;
-system($vncUserDir/xstartup   . quotedString($desktopLog) . 
 21 );
+system($vncUserDir/xstartup   . 
quotedString($desktopLog) .  21 );
+}

 exit;

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Re: vncserver shouldn't run .vnc/xstartup when xdmcp options are used.

2005-03-31 Thread William Hooper
Kyle McDonald said:
 Here's the patch. I'm surprised I haven't seen any response to
 this message. Maybe I'm the only one who uses the -query option??

 -Kyle

Vncserver is just a script for convenience (like startx).  Once you get to
a certain point of complexity, it doesn't make sense to use it.

Most of the time -query is used you are passing a more precise set of
options to the X server, so it makes sense to use Xvnc directly.

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Re: vncserver shouldn't run .vnc/xstartup when xdmcp options are used.

2005-03-31 Thread Kyle McDonald
William Hooper wrote:
Kyle McDonald said:
Here's the patch. I'm surprised I haven't seen any response to
this message. Maybe I'm the only one who uses the -query option??
-Kyle

Vncserver is just a script for convenience (like startx).  Once you get to
a certain point of complexity, it doesn't make sense to use it.
I guess. But there is functionality in 'vncserver' that is useful 
even when -query is used. Like the code that searches for an 
unused vnc port.

Most of the time -query is used you are passing a more precise set of
options to the X server, so it makes sense to use Xvnc directly.
I run login servers that many of my users run vncservers on.
I find that all my users are much happier with their environment 
in their vnc session of they go through the full login process and 
environment setup that XDMCP gives you. I noticably less support 
calls when I started educatingmy users on this option.

Unfortunately the only support calls I still get are when people 
try to use the -query and they have clients setup in their 
xstartup script. That only causes problems.

It doesn't seem to be that complicated to skip the xstartup when 
XDMCP is in use.

I can't have all the users running Xvnc directly with no mechanism 
to search for an empty display number, and none of the other 
conviences 'vncserver' supplies. I'd basically end up rewriting a 
parallel 'vncserver' script myself.

-Kyle

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vncserver shouldn't run .vnc/xstartup when xdmcp options are used.

2005-03-25 Thread Kyle McDonald
Hi,
I might be wrong, but I always have problems when I run vncserver 
with -query, -indirect, or -broadcast, because not only do the 
XDMCP windows appear but the clients in my .vnc/xstartup script 
also try to connect. Sometimes I even end up with 2 windows 
mangers trying to connect, and worse sometimes the 'wrong' one 
starts first.

It seems to me that vncserver should skip the xstartup if any of 
those options are used. Currently I make sure xstartup is empty, 
or has everything commented out when I use these options, but it's 
a pain to edit the file back and forth. I wish it could just be 
there for when I need it and ignored the rest of the time.

I have a patch for the vncserver script, but Im not sure I 
started wit the latest version. Please let me know if you think 
the patch would be useful.

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xstartup gnome

2005-03-04 Thread Damjan
Hi there,
I have similar problem to one described in [2002-11-15] 
gnome-session:you're already running a session manager Red Hat 8

I'm using Linux Slackware for vncserver and WinXP as viewer. I changed 
xstartup file so it looks like:

---
#!/bin/sh
[ -r $HOME/.Xresources ]  xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot -solid grey
xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title $VNCDESKTOP Desktop 
exec gnome-session 
---
But when I connect to VNCserver via win32viewer, I have only terminal 
access (gray window), no desktop. Can someone help me to solve the problem?

Here's log file:
---
Fri Mar  4 11:35:57 2005
 vncext:  VNC extension running!
 vncext:  Listening for VNC connections on port 5901
 vncext:  Listening for HTTP connections on port 5801
 vncext:  created VNC server for screen 0
gnome-session: you're already running a session manager
Fri Mar  4 11:36:16 2005
 Connections: accepted: 193.2.14.50::1647
 SConnection: Client needs protocol version 3.8
 SConnection: Client requests security type VncAuth(2)
Fri Mar  4 11:36:18 2005
 VNCSConnST:  Server default pixel format depth 16 (16bpp) 
little-endian rgb565
 VNCSConnST:  Client pixel format depth 8 (8bpp) rgb max 3,3,3 shift 4,2,0

Fri Mar  4 11:36:30 2005
 Connections: closed: 193.2.14.50::1647 (Clean disconnection)
 SMsgWriter:  framebuffer updates 35
 SMsgWriter:ZRLE rects 27, bytes 1748
 SMsgWriter:raw bytes equivalent 877408, compression ratio 501.949657
---
Bye!
Damjan
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Re: Modifying Xstartup

2004-07-01 Thread Corné Beerse
Jarod.E.Cannicott-1 wrote:
I would like to modify the xstartup file so that I can specify certain
applications to run at start up. I have found plenty of documentation on how
to change the OS as in KDE and gnome, but I am fine with twm as long as I can
start up the applications needed automatically. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
With twm and the origional vnc-xstartup script, it is just adding the 
commandline to start the application to the ~/.vnc/xstartup script. There are 
some details: All commands must be started in the background (add '' at the end 
 of the command) and there is a prefered order. Just start adding one command 
and see where it fits in. Most likely next to the `xterm ` already in there.

With other window- or displaymanagers, it is just following the managers 
documentation to do so.


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Modifying Xstartup

2004-06-30 Thread Jarod.E.Cannicott-1
I would like to modify the xstartup file so that I can specify certain applications to 
run at start up. I have found plenty of documentation on how to change the OS as in 
KDE and gnome, but I am fine with twm as long as I can start up the applications 
needed automatically. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

-jarod c 
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where is the xstartup?

2004-03-23 Thread aristeidis tsitras
Hi there i can not find the xstartup file, so i can edit it to start KDE, because at 
the moment all i see is a grey screen. Here is what the console shows when i start the 
vncserver:
:~# vncserver
xauth: (argv):1:  bad display name .localdomain.fake:1 in add command

New 'X' desktop is .localdomain.fake:1

Starting applications specified in /etc/X11/Xsession
Log file is /root/.vnc/.localdomain.fake:1.log

:~#

I do not understand, in /root/.vnc/ there are the following files:
-localdomain.fake:1.log
-localdomain.fake:2.log
-localdomain.fake:3.log
-passwd


So what am i doing wrong? what am i missing?

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Re: where is the xstartup?

2004-03-23 Thread William Hooper
aristeidis tsitras said:
 Hi there i can not find the xstartup file, so i can edit it to start KDE,
 because at the moment all i see is a grey screen. Here is what the console
 shows when i start the vncserver:
 :~# vncserver

 xauth: (argv):1:  bad display name .localdomain.fake:1 in add command
This is an issue.

 New 'X' desktop is .localdomain.fake:1

 Starting applications specified in /etc/X11/Xsession
It looks like Debian moves it to /etc/X11/Xsession.

 Log file is /root/.vnc/.localdomain.fake:1.log
Looking at the long file should give an indication of why your WM isn't
starting.

 :~#

 I do not understand, in /root/.vnc/ there are the following files:
 -localdomain.fake:1.log
 -localdomain.fake:2.log
 -localdomain.fake:3.log
 -passwd

You will have to ask on a Debian list why they butcher VNC like this. 
Combine this and the issue someone else reported with vncpasswd and I
think the Debain package is just plain broken.

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where is the xstartup?

2004-03-22 Thread aristeidis tsitras
hi iam running vnc server in a linux box.apparently i cannot see the file called 
xstartup, so i can edit it to start KDE. VNC exists in the folder /root/.vnc/
what to do? now when i connect from my desktop(winxp), all i see is a grey dotted 
page).


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VNC xstartup examples?

2004-02-15 Thread Ordway, Bruce
Hi,

I've only been experimenting with VNC for a few days now.
So far I think it's wonderful.

Now I'm wondering if I can get a little more pizzazz in my desktop.
Has anybody got a window manger like Gnome or KDE running with VNC?

It looks like it's just a matter of editing $HOME/.vnc/xstartup
But, I'm still a novice so I'm not too adventurous yet.
Is this right  if so, do any of you have an example you can share?

Thanks,
Bruce Ordway
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Re: VNC xstartup examples?

2004-02-15 Thread William Hooper
Ordway, Bruce said:
 Hi,

 I've only been experimenting with VNC for a few days now.
 So far I think it's wonderful.

 Now I'm wondering if I can get a little more pizzazz in my desktop.
 Has anybody got a window manger like Gnome or KDE running with VNC?

http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/56.html

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Re: VNC xstartup examples?

2004-02-15 Thread David Colliver
Hi,

Take a look at http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp

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 Hi,

 I've only been experimenting with VNC for a few days now.
 So far I think it's wonderful.

 Now I'm wondering if I can get a little more pizzazz in my desktop.
 Has anybody got a window manger like Gnome or KDE running with VNC?

 It looks like it's just a matter of editing $HOME/.vnc/xstartup
 But, I'm still a novice so I'm not too adventurous yet.
 Is this right  if so, do any of you have an example you can share?

 Thanks,
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xstartup

2003-11-12 Thread Philip Ong
I was wondering how i configure this file so that my gnome desktop or
whatever is on my desktop will show when i remote to my linux box. Thanks.
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Re: xstartup

2003-11-12 Thread William Hooper
Philip Ong  said:
 I was wondering how i configure this file so that my gnome desktop or
 whatever is on my desktop will show when i remote to my linux box. Thanks.

http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/56.html

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vncserver / xstartup not working

2003-07-01 Thread august macbeth
all, i've been trying to setup vncserver and have a few questions.. first
off, Debian woody / vncserver 3.3.3r2-20. 

basically i can start the server, and connect to it sucessfully, but i just
get a grey desktop with a curser and nothing else.. i've edited a
~/.vnc/xstartup script, made it executable with no luck.. i've tried the
default vnc.conf, and my modified version with no difference.. 

~/.vnc/xstartup: 
-
#!/bin/sh

#Xsession 
exec blackbox
-

i've watched the ~/.vnc/*.log but cant find out any more info as to further
troubleshoot whats going on. also spent some time google'ing with no
sucess.. 

if i can eventually get it setup to run blackbox i'd be damn happy, i take
it that's possible eh? 

ANY help appreciated, 
august
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Re: xstartup for tightvnc

2003-02-24 Thread Constantin Kaplinsky
Hello Tim,

 TL == Technology Listserves [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

TL Hello - I have been using standard VNC for some time now, and am
TL trying TightVNC for the first time. Is there a different syntax or
TL set of commands to use for the xstartup file with tightvnc? I put
TL a posting on the tightvnc maillist, however, there is very little
TL activity there. Could someone be so kind as to offer a sample
TL xstartup for tightvnc that gets the gnome manager to initiate? 
TL Thanks! Tim

The syntax and the purpose of the xstartup are the same in VNC and
TightVNC, there should not be differences. So your old xstartup should
work fine with TightVNC.

I've just tried to make TightVNC start Gnome, and the xstartup with
the only line exec gnome-session worked fine.

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xstartup for tightvnc

2003-02-20 Thread Technology Listserves
Hello - I have been using standard VNC for some time now, and am trying TightVNC for 
the first time.  Is there a different syntax or set of commands to use for the 
xstartup file with tightvnc?  I put a posting on the tightvnc maillist, however, there 
is very little activity there.Could someone be so kind as to offer a sample 
xstartup for tightvnc that gets the gnome manager to initiate?

Thanks!
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Request for Assistance on xstartup

2003-01-14 Thread John Harper
xstartup looks like this

[ -r $HOME/.Xresources ]  xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot -solid grey

xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title $VNCDESKTOP Desktop 
twm 

I used to run Redhat 7.2 and VNC Server ran beautifully on it. I had no issues 
getting my gnome desktop through it. I never had to change the config or anything. 
Just installed and it ran beautifully.
I recently changed out the motherboard, processor, and ram and wiped the system. I 
then installed Redhat 8.0 and downloaded the newer version of VNC Server installing 
the RPM. Now I can only get the twm desktop. A grey screen and single XTERM. I can not 
seem to find the correct file that starts up the gnome desktop so I can place it in 
the xstartup script. 

I have tried several ways including finding all instances of gnome on the server and 
replacing twm with each file to in seperate attempts.

I could really use a hand here,

Many Thanks

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Re: Request for Assistance on xstartup

2003-01-14 Thread William Hooper
- Original Message -
From: John Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 xstartup looks like this

 [ -r $HOME/.Xresources ]  xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
 xsetroot -solid grey

 xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title $VNCDESKTOP Desktop 
 twm 

 I used to run Redhat 7.2 and VNC Server ran beautifully on it. I had
no issues getting my gnome desktop through it. I never had to change the
config or anything. Just installed and it ran beautifully.
 I recently changed out the motherboard, processor, and ram and wiped
the system. I then installed Redhat 8.0 and downloaded the newer version of
VNC Server installing the RPM. Now I can only get the twm desktop. A grey
screen and single XTERM. I can not seem to find the correct file that starts
up the gnome desktop so I can place it in the xstartup script.

 I have tried several ways including finding all instances of gnome on the
server and replacing twm with each file to in seperate attempts.

 I could really use a hand here,

 Many Thanks


The approached used by the packages provided with Redhat use:
#!/bin/sh

# Red Hat Linux VNC session startup script
exec /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc

This way if you decided to change WM using the Redhat tools, your VNC server
gets the changes.

Also, are you running a graphical desktop using the same user as you are
trying to run the VNC server?  Gnome has (previously discussed here) issues
running two desktops as the same user.  Providing the log file might help
troubleshoot.
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RE: Xvnc xstartup

2002-06-11 Thread Beerse, Corné

 -Original Message-
 From: Lee Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 I know vncserver can start applications.  I must use Xvnc in 
 -inetd mode, to
 support multiple users and non-persistent sessions.
 
 I was just thinking, since inetd starts Xvnc with a user 
 name, it would be
 nice if it could start the apps specified in .vnc/xstartup or 
 xinitrc, and
 not require XDMCP.  In my case, the login step required by XDMCP is
 unnecessary ... but unavoidable.
 

If security is not an issue, it is no problem to have inetd start Xvnc
including some apps. There are several routes to do so. My idea:

Setup a user ('specialuser') and its vncserver setup, including dedicated
~/.vnc/xstartup scripts and vnc-password. Then create an inetd 'commandline'
as follows:

special-vnc stream tcp nowait specialuser /usr/local/bin/vncserver vncserver
-inetd 

(the above is 1 line). You might add options like '-once' or geometry or
depth specifications. However, you can also create a special vncserver
script (it's perl, so you must be able to create one) Best NOT to specify
the -inetd in the scipt but have that specified from the commandline and
pass trough to Xvnc, for easy testing.

Note: inetd will start a new session for every connection, so if the sessins
do not end automatically, you should specify -once to clear lost sessions.

As for the XDMCP options: They are not required if you use inetd, it's just 

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RE: Xvnc xstartup

2002-06-11 Thread Mark . Reeder

On 11/06/2002 08:28:59 Beerse, Corni wrote:

 As for the XDMCP options: They are not required if you use inetd, it's just

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Xvnc xstartup

2002-06-10 Thread Lee Allen

When Xvnc is run in -inetd mode, is there some reason it does not execute
xstartup or .xinitrc ?

I realize it can be configured to use XDMCP, I'm just wondering why this
simpler mechanism is not utilized.

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RE: Xvnc xstartup

2002-06-10 Thread Beerse, Corné

 -Original Message-
 From: Lee Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 When Xvnc is run in -inetd mode, is there some reason it does 
 not execute xstartup or .xinitrc ?

Yes, -inetd is to be used from inetd (or xinetd or tcpserve or stuf like
that) Hence it get started without a real user.

Actually, Xvnc never starts xstartup or .xinitrc. It's your startup script
that starts both Xvnc and xstartup or .xiinitrc. vncserver is that script
for most of you, have a look and try to read what happens.

 
 I realize it can be configured to use XDMCP, I'm just 
 wondering why this simpler mechanism is not utilized.

It is used as described above. THe reason is the order in which things
happen: is it first login and then windows startup, then the .xinitrc and
xstartup scripts can be used. Is it first windows startup and then login,
it's xdmcp that starts the login.

On most linux machines, you can replay this by putting the machine in
runlevel 3. Then, at the prompt type `startx` or `xstart` and see the
windows come to you. If you don't start the windows but start vncserver,
don't be surprised it gives you display :0.

Just did the next on my (RH 7.3) linux machine:
reboot to runlevel 3:
edit /etc/inittab and changed the default runlevel from 5 to 3
then reboot

At the text-console, login as a normal user
vncserver :0
This gives me the vncserver with display :0 at a unix machine
then to have X windows at the console:
startx -- :1
Ending with the reverse world: display:0 is in vnc, display:1 is at the
display...



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Re: Xvnc xstartup

2002-06-10 Thread Lee Allen

I know vncserver can start applications.  I must use Xvnc in -inetd mode, to
support multiple users and non-persistent sessions.

I was just thinking, since inetd starts Xvnc with a user name, it would be
nice if it could start the apps specified in .vnc/xstartup or xinitrc, and
not require XDMCP.  In my case, the login step required by XDMCP is
unnecessary ... but unavoidable.

-Lee Allen

  -Original Message-
  From: Lee Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
  When Xvnc is run in -inetd mode, is there some reason it does
  not execute xstartup or .xinitrc ?

 Yes, -inetd is to be used from inetd (or xinetd or tcpserve or stuf like
 that) Hence it get started without a real user.

 Actually, Xvnc never starts xstartup or .xinitrc. It's your startup script
 that starts both Xvnc and xstartup or .xiinitrc. vncserver is that script
 for most of you, have a look and try to read what happens.

 
  I realize it can be configured to use XDMCP, I'm just
  wondering why this simpler mechanism is not utilized.

 It is used as described above. THe reason is the order in which things
 happen: is it first login and then windows startup, then the .xinitrc and
 xstartup scripts can be used. Is it first windows startup and then login,
 it's xdmcp that starts the login.

 On most linux machines, you can replay this by putting the machine in
 runlevel 3. Then, at the prompt type `startx` or `xstart` and see the
 windows come to you. If you don't start the windows but start vncserver,
 don't be surprised it gives you display :0.

 Just did the next on my (RH 7.3) linux machine:
 reboot to runlevel 3:
 edit /etc/inittab and changed the default runlevel from 5 to 3
 then reboot

 At the text-console, login as a normal user
 vncserver :0
 This gives me the vncserver with display :0 at a unix machine
 then to have X windows at the console:
 startx -- :1
 Ending with the reverse world: display:0 is in vnc, display:1 is at the
 display...



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